Button Cell Battery GP LR41 24mAh, 1 pc, model GP 192 SZ

Single GP LR41 button cell (model GP 192 SZ) with a nominal capacity of 24 mAh and a compact cylindrical button form factor. This LR41 / AG3 compatible alkaline cell provides a stable nominal voltage suitable for low-current applications in small electronic devices. Supplied as one cell, it is intended for short-term use or as a backup power source in devices that accept LR41-size batteries.

Advantages

The GP LR41 offers reliable, compact power with a predictable voltage profile for low-drain electronics. Its small size and standardized dimensions make it broadly compatible with watches, calculators, toys and some medical devices that require LR41/AG3 cells. As an alkaline chemistry button cell, it provides a practical balance of shelf life and cost-effectiveness for occasional or backup use.

Suitable for

• Wristwatches and small timepieces
• Calculators and small electronic calculators
• Small toys and novelty electronics
• Personal medical devices with low current draw (e.g., some thermometers, glucose meters)
• Remote controls and key fobs designed for LR41/AG3 size

Key specifications

• Cell type: alkaline button cell
• Nominal voltage: approximately 1.5 V
• Nominal capacity: 24 mAh
• Physical size: LR41 / AG3 standardized button dimensions
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Identify the battery compartment of the device and confirm it accepts LR41 / AG3 size cells. Open the compartment according to the device manufacturer's instructions, remove the spent cell if present, and insert the GP LR41 with correct polarity, ensuring the positive (+) side aligns with the device marking. Close the compartment securely and verify the device powers on or functions normally. Replace with a new cell when performance declines or the device indicates low battery.

Usage recommendations

Store unused cells in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from metal objects to prevent short-circuiting. Keep out of reach of children and dispose of spent batteries according to local regulations. Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble or heat the cell.